This brief examines solutions on the Adaptation at Altitude Solutions Portal that have been implemented either across borders or in multiple countries with shared borders. These transboundary solutions
The British government has launched a project to recycle nearly 40 per cent of its old newspapers and magazines into high-quality news-print by the year 2000. The project will also help reduce the
Researchers say electricity does not cause leukaemia
An open-cockpit, single-seater helicopter has been developed jointly by Rhyme Co of Tokyo and Enginee ring System Co of Nagano Prefec ture, Japan. The helicopter is priced at US $20,000. No licence
Cement kilns are the third largest contributors of carbon dioxide
Humans may be transmitting new and dangerous viruses to Antarctica
Rivers and estuaries in the US have been invaded by innumerable exotic marine creatures, including clams and crabs, that threaten native species. The invading species can multiply to the extent of
Giant pandas mate but once a year, producing at the most two cubs, only one of which usually survives the reproductive habits that try the patience of zoologists working to save the endangered
The development of adjustable wings will lead to more reliable and cheaper aircraft
Afforestation of degraded land in India can help to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
A genetically engineered viral contraceptive for mice could sterilise non targeted species
